Research title
The Studies on Chino-Thai Ceremony’s Materials to Create Gamification-Art
Name
Nawat Lertsawaengkit
Research origin
The study of Sino-Thai ceremonial equipment to the creation of gamification art in addition to being in line with the creative economy concept, which is an important part in driving movement and economic expansion, integrating of knowledge of humanities into design (John Kowkins, 2009) and studying Thai-Chinese cultural products through symbolic arts in the devices that appear in various rituals also shows
creation process expanding the knowledge and understanding of a certain group of people in Thai society to knowledge that can be exchanged across the country with more groups of people. In addition to helping to awaken the society in terms of cultural capital, it may also be useful for laying out guidelines, creating works of art and design from the knowledge of the humanities which is the beginning of a creative ecosystem of a new society together.
The Studies on Chino-Thai Ceremony’s Materials to Create Gamification-Art
the Chinese worldview, philosophy and beliefs that have been integrated into the local culture as a tool for expressing creativity from the cultural identity of Thai people of Chinese descent. This study will help to clarify the relationship with Thai society through the creative process to make works of art from cultural studies to spread across the country and create learning through art as part of social change
